draagmoment
Draagmoment, in structural engineering, is the internal bending moment that a member must resist to maintain equilibrium under applied loads. It represents the rotational effect of forces about a cross-section and is a critical component of the internal stress state in beams, frames, and other load-bearing elements.
Draagmoment arises when external loads produce turning effects that do not pass through the member’s centroid.
Calculation and notation: The bending moment M(x) at a section along a member is the internal moment
Design and assessment: Draagmoment is used with the bending stress equation sigma = M c / I to
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